What actually happened in the FiveM and RedM ecosystem. Every report is built from our own scans of every public server, taken every 15 minutes.
Average players fell back but Brazil, Thailand and Arabic locales continued to take a bigger share of play; two small Thai servers posted extreme spikes.
A handful of long-running scripts continued steady week-to-week adoption while a few small but visible resources vanished and six new packages reached 100+ servers in their first week.
Average concurrency dipped slightly while a handful of servers mounted sustained climbs and several established communities vanished from public listings.
Sunday continued the weekend rebound: averages climbed, Brazil’s share jumped, and a handful of small servers and libraries posted unusually large deviations from their norms.
FiveM's average rose for a second day and the growth was concentrated in a handful of regional mains and short-lived spikes.
Average play ticked up after four down days, but the day was dominated by a handful of extreme server swings and two scripts showing sustained adoption.
Average activity dipped again but the story is redistribution: sustained launches in pt-BR and a small-server climb in Montreal altered where players are, not how many overall.
Average players dipped again while DovuX Life vaulted into the top ranks and prevent_malware showed the steadiest script adoption.
Average play fell for the second day running, but several high-profile launches absorbed chunks of activity rather than expanding the network.
A sharp Monday decline broke the recent run — overall activity fell while one mid‑sized server kept climbing and another vanished from scans.
Two ESX staples and the sd-phone family showed true multi-day adoption this week, while a handful of menus and a policing script bled small amounts of footprint.
Average concurrency dipped slightly while pt-BR and th-TH shares climbed and several large newcomers arrived — even as a string of previously active servers disappeared.